excerpts from some of the reader reviews: “Raising Royalty is a comprehensive study of how…Kings and Queens

article in the Canadian Encyclopedia is a profile of Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, a daughter of Queen Victoria who became Canada’s vice regal consort from 1878 until 1883. Royal Highness The Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, Marchioness of Lorne was the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria and vice-regal consort of Canada from 1878 to 1883 (born 18 March 1848 in London, United Kingdom

Women in Canada, became first sponsor of the Women’s Art Association of Canada and helped found the Victorian

and ticket prices: October 26, 2016, The Royal Commonwealth Society of Toronto Speaker Series: The Queen Female Leaders in 20th and 21st Centuries, Temple Emanu-el Lecture Series, Toronto November 20, 2016, Victorian

Princess Charlotte, the Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George and the Duke of Cambridge in Victoria, British with a series of engagements devoted to young people and mental health advocacy and a departure from Victoria

Princess Charlotte, the Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George and the Duke of Cambridge in Victoria, British of Cambridge and their children attended a garden party for military families at Government House in Victoria

of British Columbia and the Yukon in Bella Bella and the Great Bear Rainforest before returning to Victoria

Although nearly half of respondents stated that Charles should not succeed the Queen to become the next

Like Queen Victoria during the last years of her reign, Elizabeth now has three generations of direct

appointment which, as Carolyn Harris points out, ‘reflected the long-standing personal relationship between Queen Victoria’s family and the newly self governing Dominion.’

Only when Portsmouth cast his vote as a peer in the House of Lords during the adultery trial of Queen bought The English: A Social History in a second hand bookstore last month, having read and enjoyed Queen Victoria: A Personal History and Napoleon: His Wives and Women by Christopher Hibbert.  four parts: the middle ages, Tudor and Early Stuart times, the Restoration and Eighteenth Century, and Victorian (Christmas would not be a family celebration centred on the children until Victorian times).

Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh in Canada in 2010 I will be giving a talk about The Future